Film Satirizes Insensitive Efforts at Christian Relevance

More and more Christians are to trying to bridge the gap between culture and church. But many are hampered by their own insensitivity. That’s insensitivity to other people and to God’s voice. Jesus People looks at the problem through satire and models a solution.

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